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--Soundgarden
"Fell on Black Days"
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Name:
Lord Khanys Plagion, aka Plague
Dog
Title:
Master of Elemental Sorcery
Race:
Human, shadow transfigured
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Birthplace:
Nivain, Jovira, Balefor
Age:
85 chronological, 45
biological
Occupation:
Planar Shadow Mage
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Physical
description: Plagion is tall
and muscular at 6'4', 215 lbs, every ounce
of it cold and sinister. His long dark
brown hair often has an unkempt appearance
in contrast to his neatly groomed goatee
and mustache. His nearly black eyes seem
like darkness in physical form. His voice
is as cold and soft as a shadow. He wears
black mage robes over black pants and
black boots, all of which seem to absorb
light and muffle all sound, his cloak
seeming to shift around him like a shadow,
wraithing about his head to form a hood
when he does not wish his features to be
exposed. He is also able to take the form
of shadow, a featureless black outline of
himself, and pure darkness, in which he
loses even an outline.
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Personality:
Plagion's soul is as dark as
the shadows that feed it. His only
passions are for knowledge and power and
he has no use for those who cannot further
his ambitions in either. Coldly practical,
he is not the sort to waste his time being
cruel for cruelty's sake, but he will not
flinch from it if it serves his purpose.
He is free with his scorn, but there are
few who are able to break through his deep
self-control and bring him to actual
anger. Those that do become his enemies
should not expect an outright
confrontation. Plagion is a true snake in
the grass and will carefully plot their
downfall.
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Abilities:
A master of shadow element as
well as magic, Plagion is able to control
shadow to the highest degree a mortal can
attain. He is a master sorcerer as well
and can cast all spells of the tenth level
with ease. He is trained in combat with
both staff and dagger, but detests forced
combat.
Items:
Spellbooks, shadow cloak, spell
components, shadow dagger (+6), Staff of
Antithedis (+5, stores spell power, casts
spells at level four), several enspelled
items
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Family
: None.
Associates:
Dalamar the Dark (Master of the
Tower of High Sorcery), Shandara (Black
Robe Mage), Lyrralt (Assistant to
Dalamar), Nightlord (High Priest of
Chemosh)
Theme Songs:
Fell on Black Days / Black
Hole Sun, Soundgarden
Actor:
John Malkovich, who has the size and the
voice, as well as the ability to be subtly
sinister.
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Dalamar the
Dark
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Born
the bastard son of a magelord on the world of
Balifor, Plagion grew up with all the disadvantages
of his birth. However, his father's blood showed
early and strong in the lad, and he soon escaped
poverty and outcast status by becoming apprentice
to a shadow mage. By the time he was 30, Plagion
had mastered magic and the element of shadows to a
point where he was able to overthrow his father,
showing no mercy to the man who had refused to
recognize him. Not satisfied with ruling a feifdom,
Plagion next declared war on the neighboring lands.
One after another they fell to the ruthless and
ambitious mage, who used his connection to the dark
gods and his planar gifts to overwhelm all who
stood against him. When all of Balifor was within
his grasp, Plagion gathered the most promising
youths of the world to his tower and trained them
as his loyal mage minions, controlling them by
gaining power over their very souls, capturing them
within soulstones so that with a simple spell he
could discipline them, even killing them or
banishing them to the Abyss. However, he treated
them well, so long as they remained loyal and
obedient, and many of his mages came to look upon
him with respect and devotion more than fear.
As his power base grew, the dark gods saw in him
an opportunity to destroy the light gods forever.
With his lust for even more power, Plagion agreed
to be their Dark Reaver, learning the most
forbidden and costly of spells, God Killer. With
ten of his most powerful shadow mages, Plagion
pursued the light gods into the celestial planes,
destroying them one by one. Alarmed by the easy
success of their ambitious servant, the dark gods
soon began to fear that he would not stop with
destroying light, but that they also would fall to
his Dark Reaver powers. Their fears proved to have
base when Plagion destroyed two of the dark gods
for failing to reward him as they had promised. The
remaining dark gods banded together to defend
themselves, and when Plagion appeared before them
to collect his reward, they stripped of him the
Dark Reaver and cursed him and his men to a fate
worse than death, transforming them to Hellhounds
of the Abyss, incorporeal skeletal horrors with
canine skulls. To further the punishment, they
destroyed the world that he had conquered for his
own, then abandoned the plane.
Plagion, now the Plague Dog of the Abyss,
immediately began to wander the planes, searching
for a way to end the curse for himself and his
shadow mages. After 40 years of this
half-existance, he finally came in contact with a
powerful mage of another world, Krynn, named
Dalamar the Dark. Dalamar was not foolish enough to
trust Plagion, but he was drawn by the thought of
having such a powerful ally, and agreed to petition
Nuitari, the dark god of magic of Krynn, to remove
the curse, on the provision that Plagion and his
men would become loyal to Dalamar, serving his
interests. With little option, Plagion reluctantly
agreed to the terms. The petition was granted, and
once more the plague dogs were able to assume the
corporeal forms they wore before their curse. With
true bodies at last, Plagion and his mages entered
the Tower of High Sorcery, Plagion taking up the
position of Dalamar's lieutenant and chief spy.
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